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''Shik St0ckings'' and ssShOrt Hairs.0
A denomination by reclamation was on satur.
day afternoon rendered Judge Gary, OF anarchists
trial fame, by the 'sk-stockinen or Goudy- Green
wing OF the democratic party in CHICAGO. Judge
Gary Is republican. Last week he was named
without opposition as the candidate Of the "shOrt-
hair' or kern-Lawler democratic faction With the
excepton OF Gary, the "silk-stockings" nominated
ful county ticket OF their own, Notwithstanding
complete list OF "short-hairsD had already been
iormauy nominated The republican convention
has not been held
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JNO. T. McNALLY, Irusteea
Columbia Law Building
dads THOS. DOWNING Auct.

IMPROVED PROPERTY on STREET BETWEEN
l. ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH STREETS NORTH
WEST, BEING NO. HIP STREET
On MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER SEVEN.
TENTH, 1t FIVE O'CLOCK. will sell IN front Of
the premises part lot s. square 324 fronting so Liz
feet on stree. with depth Of 20 feet improved by
Terms: one-third cash; balance in /. and years
notes TO bear per cent interest from day Of sale.
payable semi annually all cash at option of pur-
chaser, deposit OF $500 required n sale Convey
ancine, &C, at purchaser cost. Terms to be COM
piled with In 10 daya
o12-dkds DUNCANSON BROS Auct
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shoes for Jewel Boxes.
AkS HkNklQCES MIGHT HAVE LOST ~, 600 WORTH
OF

MIS- Henriqses, OF South Orange, N. J., sent her
shoes TO q cobbler on Friday evening 20 be
stretched When he thrust his myers into one
OF the shoes he found o small channels bag, and on
opening IL found two unset diamonds q pair OF
uiaMond earrings TWO cluster rings two solitaire
nnss AND handsome cluster brooch. After recov-
erng rom his establishment the shoemaker hur.
rled 10 Mrs. HenriQues' house. what do you keep
swered the lady, "unless it NAV be diamonds. I
sometimes put diamonds away for safe-keeping
Dy hiding them In my shoes DID you md any,
The 1ewelry was worth over e. COO
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KILLED ON HIS RAILROAD vsLocrPxpk-Joaah
L SMACK was instantly killed last Friday nie.ht
6y special train containing General SupG
kenny and Division Supt l. N. Mills and other
PROMINENT omcials OF the Pennsylvania road.
the Delaware, Maryland ana Virginia Railroad
ne nved Tour miles away, and went TO and nom
mingS Of Berlin, Nd. was With him AZ they
rounded Q curve the special which was going &C 9
very high rate OF speed, ran them down. Cum
coroners jury exc0lpated the railroad ofncerA
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PECULIAR ACCIDENTS ON THE DETBofr ELECTRIC
RAILWAY.
DETROIT. October 1I-Wm- Van yleet, team
ster employed in teaming along the line Of the
Highland Park Electric Railway, Forth or the city,
was driving over the track saturday when one
horse stepped on the conducting rail and received
O shock which threw the animal down. Van Vleet
jumped out TO go to the horses assistance. When
he took hold OF the equines bit he received shock
that Frustrated him. Then a bystander ran up
and was shocked In a similar way. Men and horse
were finally got away. The popularity OF the acct
dent has excited considerable attention.
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high JiSKs" FOR THE AsARcHIsrs.-A Chicago
QiSpatch "a! .: There were '.hixh Jinks- AL Nuel-
lers Han, >edgewIek street and North avenue sat
urday evening and sunday morning for the benefit
Of the families OF the condemned anarchists The
Womans socialist Aid Society-"Fortschrsts-
celebrated the nrst anniversary OF its establish
ment by concert and ball Among the Incidents
was poetic prologue by member or the Frauen-
yerein The sentiment OF the prologue was red
hot and brlstled with such sentences as the FOL.
lowing: "Many more blood offerings will be re-
Quired from US Us women must now hold I'D the
banner before the eyes VI our husbands and sons
The red nag; wave II on high, on high, until it
reaches the sky
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eHor FOB DEFENDING HIS sfsTKRs--John Barrett
80 as snot and seriously. perhaps fatally wounded
ifsi,. n,sn. IN Park Row, New York city, by an
f,eIs printer named Ce0n Giuseppe. The
ltauAn had insuited two Young sisters az Barrett
,1 1871 sne latter was escorting but who were
s.sH.s anead, while Barrett stopped to light
up and attacked Giuseppe who shoe him The
~, s,e n 1n Previously Kicked one n the girls in
h. ssce " Es o' ~, manner because she slapped
CAPTURED s-1o saoVesne. Uus was
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Tanned AND fEArHEkkD-About a year ago Jas
Miller. aged forty, sAloon-keeper In the northern
part OF California, 80 worked on the affections OF
Miss Thurman, aged fifteen, as TO induce her 70
elope with him End Be married few weeks ago
tie couple appeared at santa Cruz seaside re.
oDrt, and he made an effort at different houses OF
tn-fane 70 have her taken as an inmate and thus
support him. He succeeded, and the fact becom-
men oSerpowered Miller and took him to the out
skirts OF the town, where he was stripped given a
coat OF tar and feathers and ordered 10 leave the
Oily within four hOQrS
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e e e {. ~ NV Il Il: c: {:
SPECIAL BAseA1ss
IN BLANKETS AND COMFORTERa

A 10-4 White Wool Blanket. ut Gigs; would be
a f0-l White Fleece Wool BLANKET at $3.50. &C
tually worth 1924
A fO-4 Superior White Wooden Blanket, heavy
weight, at &3, are worth &3.75.
ALA Extra Heavy White Woolen Blanket at $34S,
which cannot be bought anywhere for less than g.
A liza Blanket at S5, rood value at 1925.
All qualities In stock but have not space to mem
ton them all.
OUR COMFORTS.
We have them all prices from 6yc TO q and gusr-
antee every price to be the lowest.
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To TIM PUBLIC.
Having decided to retire from the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS.

DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
CLOSrN0-OUT SALE
IL still In progress snd many bargains re to be had,
few Of which quote below:
bhOCADED VELVET. in blsck and colors, formerly
e5, to the low price OF s2.60
STRIPED in black snd colors. formerly
s1.5O to the Low prtse Of q.
in blAc1 and colors formerly
oL26 10 the low price Of 75c
ALL PLAIN In black and colors, st much
less than usual cost.
We have some COI.ORED SILKS Left in 0ros-GrainL
RhadAmas. Suraha and Brocaded, which ~ offer ct
great sscrihce Of SOC. on the dollar.
We have two pieces Of 24inch SEAL. CLOAKING
PLUSH left, which We offer very cheap. q
The COLORED DRESS GOODS STOCK has many
desirable and season goods left and you need any
thing In that line 1t viii pay you 10 give thst depart
ment look before buying.
II you want BLACK DRESS Of any kind, Why not
buy IL where you can get tt ct COST
In short you should not mise this sals Il you need
anything In the DRY GOODS line.
STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE
q L HEAR6ToNE
sep2-Sm BOB Pennsyrauia Avenua
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CEANcERY SALE OF NICE FRAME HOUSE AND
LOT, ON FREDERICK COR THIRTY-FOURTD
sTRkET BETwEEN PROSPECT AVENUE AND

eeSuity, Burris ct al W Thecker, y will sell onf q
O'Clock Pm, on the premises, part Of lot No. n, in
nns es % IL sa asrs an to & %
street tssncs south 22 feet e An alley thence west
the BEGINNING improved With frame dwelling house
Terms OF sale: 0nethird cash residue in two equal
payments ct six and twelve months, with interest
from the day Of ssle or the purchaser may pay all
cash: $50 deposit 1t time of sale. Conveyancins at
FRED W. JONES' Trustee.
o17-dts x72 Louisiana avenue
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Aucss. o6.dSdx i.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
On TUESDAY. OCTOBER EIGHTEENTH at
fIvEUCLoCk p NJ. I will sell at public auction n.
IN front OF the premises that beautifully located
o corner OF South Carolina avenue and III tn st.
improved by two-story brick !neary newt. containing
rooms and fine cellar, and all mod impa.
800 required at time Of sale. conveyancin9 ct Dur.
chaser's cost Terms at day Of sale.
ol5-d&ds r. VOsE CO. Auctioneers
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GERONIMO INDICTED FOR MuRDER-The San Fran
cisco grand jury on saturday found an Indictment
against Apache Chief Geronimo on a charge OF
muruer and Efforts viii De made 10 have him
brought back from the East for trial
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FRnHca Pn0RIMs 10 IN. PoPR.-Tne pope yester.
DAY received LOCO French pilgrtmA headed By
Count Nun, who had come 20 oder their cOngrafu-
lattens on the occasion OF his jubilee While main
tanning the necessity OF state Intervention 70 I'M
prove the loe OF Workmen, the pope advised
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Vznx Attractive
RaADY.MADx CLOTHING.

We IRE pursuins our steady. Legitimate course
ftrade. gathering in what barkaina the markse
Affords and giving our patrons the full bsnsAt
ofall such purchases in desirable fabrics andof
standard manufacture and reliable workman
ship. We only Offer such clothang - win provo
worthy Of CONFIDENCE consequently ws oA~
clothing that win BE- satisfactory - ourpstssna
wscan special sstsntion 70 eur t4nor1ns q.
psrtmsat which p Ailsd wisA vsey isss md
varied line Of C1oth& DiaepnaiA ooeks0sw4
suitnsa fsntaloopinea. -. "a. vhieh ~
make TO ocdss q very SHIRT Asslea shirhnads
toocd& "a
xoAH wAzxsa co.
- :
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How RAILRcAD ACCIDENTS ARE CAUsgp-Dr
Charles L Wright has resigned as surgeon of the
Chicago and Atlantic road He says he was badly
Injured az the kOuts disaster, and was refused the
privilege Of telegraphing his friends. The arbi-
trary Management OF the road Is severely cr1ti-
cised lie says engineers are forced TO take out
disabled engines, and In the case OF the disaster
Tie engineer was refused sand at Chicago
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AUCTION SALES.

WEBS Ca Apssscnsssa
Oppo1ss City Post omcs
CLOSING aAIR or DOUBLE AND SINGLE HAR-
MESA NICKEL MOUNTED, &c.
LADIES' AND. GENTS SADDLES BRIDES,
ROBES HORSE B-ANKETs, &C. nc,
WITHIN OUR AUCTION ROOMS, TUESDAY. OCTO.
THONAs BOWLING. Auctiouesr
SPECIAL SALE OF
ONE HUNDRED AMI PITY BRUSSELS AND IN.
e ksNarS SARrEkIEA SHosST ssRL2R ash
F0LDINo MANEEL BEDsTEApS; DINING
HB0UT THkEE HUNDRED sEPARATE LOTS
OF OTHER DESIRABLE HOUSEHOLD
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. ocToBER NINE.
TENTH, 1887 commencing at TEN QCLoSk.
large and deairable collection of household effects
moved TO Aucton rooms for convenience Of sale.
N. B. The carpets will be sold at IL O'Clock pro
cisely. ol1-2t
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al H HI Bie H. LdSx TLkscorx-The great telescope
being manufactured In Cleyeiand Ds,n rs , VIZ
So~pleSed, ana VII be shipped In q few DAYS n
= TIDY VI san ffznclsco. who Is one OF me trus-
sees u tne LICK Iuno; Prof. 8. Newcomb on Wssh
lngton, the eminent astronomer, and PSof q W w
BurnhAm, Of chicago are examining the tels. = ".
which N the largest In the worid A0 S0scscop0s
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GEORGE W. sTICKNEY, Auct- $50 r street
TRUsrFEs, SALE OF A HANDSOME DWELLING
HOUSE, No. HOO VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTH


By virtue Of deed of trust TO us recorded in libsr
No 1883 folio 40. ct seq, one Of the land records
owner, will offer Tor sale in front Of the rcmisea
on WEDNESDAY, The NlNETEENTH DAY OF
OCTOBER A D., 1887, ct FIVE O'CLOCK p. n,
all of lot twenty cor Of AbrAm y. Bsrkers recorded
subdivision of part Of ORIGINAL lot CO. In square
three hundred and twenty hve 325) Lot 20 10 1t the
Of llth street and virginia avenue
fionts 20 0S ieet on MD ayenus has depth q 5925
and contains about L964 feet The lot il improved by
handsome brick DWELLING containing nine rooms and
Terms OF sale: An indebtedness of $500 now rest
ing said property TO be assumed BY the purchsser
with interest thereon from the day Of sale balance
foliovs: Twenty-Five hundred dollars cash and the
residue in note q twelve months bearing ak per
trust on the property sold depoxt OF 6l00 win b.
required q the time Of sale. All conveysciue a the
cost Of the purchaser II the terms Of sale are not
complied With within ten days the trustees reserve TIE
night resell the property aer ve days adverttss-
msnt ct the cot md risk q the purchaser
ola-dAds GEoEaE = Bo2s s Trustees.
VNALTRR 81 WILLlAMs Co, Auctioneera 61IT
w OF CONDEMNED eTQREs AT MARINE BAR.
61T6s w xxiNFTST8fi Pc 9Ss7 q MEpSTsp4T
d,nssS : .sei :s 3 RHese c csss
siings Bayonet 6csbharda Swords. WAIST Ho1os To-
scks, HsvsFseckns cantsena old Iron. Hr1sA Tru
peta brumA Crosconfs end 6trapA 6Wuron FroGI In
hsfs De.kn chaizA stove. csspstA R10A 1900.
ccsSa wxLT1s 4 WitiizHs : %. isst si51
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THR PRICE or GLApsroSx souyrxrps
repeated appeals for chips nom yres fee, ~ ~
Gladstone at Hawarden, q printed ctrcniag - -.
been issued fixing uniform charge on ~ nensse
Ior small block o. shiitings per cubic fooS AZ
elusive Of caxrfage. "S "a
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NJ Dalfo1r. chief secretary for Ireland returned
g Dc9nn Yesterday. he was accompanied o. swo
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WEEKS & CO., Auctloneers.

WEEKS CO. Auctloneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 1l9
EIGHTH STREET SOUTHEAST, WASHINGTON
CITY, ID. c.
=, By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
the District OF Columbia, passed October 4th gM
1887 in equity cause No 101sL will sell a pub -
lie suction IN front OF the premises, on TUESDAY,
the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1857. at
HALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. part of lot num-
bered twenty-three t3 IN square nun bered nine hum
dred and four t904) in the city of Washington District
Of Columbia beeinning at point on sth street east
south from the northeast corner Of said square and
running thence west one hundred and nine 400 feet
one % inch to public alley thence north along the
line OF said alley twenty one q ID feet t6) inches
thence east one hundred and nine 900 feet one CD
inch to said 9Th street. and thence south along
Of Sth street to the place Of beginning improved by
hne three-story brick dwelling house with two-story
back building
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: third
Of the purchase money to be paid within ten days
from the day Of sale of which 800 shall be paid when
the property Is struck of, and the balance thereof
equal nstaiiments, at and two years with inter
est from the day of SALE the said deferred payments
TO be secured by deed of trust the property sold or
the purchaser may all cash his option All
veyanclng at purchasers cost Terms to be complied
with in ten days from sale, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right TO sell the property defautns
ANDREW R. BROWN, Trustee
OG-dAds 2O3 Al. a
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IL will offer for sale st public auction, on WE'D
NESDAY, OCTOBER NINEfEENTH. 1887 at HALF
acres-100 cleared and under cultivation: three
CD dwelling houses. and barn large orchard; good
water; 100 in first growth oak and building
nethird cash. Free conveyances will meet morning
train ut uerpdon. A. 3. CAYW00D, 9th and SITS. n.
w GEO MCGIINCY. Auctioueer
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FALL OF ROOF.-Twenty men were at work In
The retort house OF the Metropolitan gas works on
42d street and 18th avenue, New York, at about
30 yesterday afternoon, when the roof fell IN.
AL osIt fiys OF the men were able 70 get out from
the wreck unasSisted, and those nve were, with
one exception, only injured TO a slight extent.
The exception was Vim. b. Lundy, the engineer
forty-four years old, who was injured internally
but II Is believed not fatally
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THoMAs z. wAaoAMAN, Raj Rsta.e AuctiOneel
5HANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On ON MARYLAND AvENyrE;, sEITyMSETENs p pTTE

By virtue Of o decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
the District Of Columbia, passed in equity cause
NO $40 WIN eel q public auction IN front Of ~
DAY OF OcTOBEh A. d. 1857. at HALF-PAsT
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the east half OF lot numbered
seven C7) in reservation D. situated ON Maryland
enue between AZ and 6th streets southwest improved
BY dwelling house and large brick stable.
Terms Of sale: Orethird 9s) cash. and the balance
Of purchase money IN six twelve snd months
be secured By the proissory notes OF the
or purchssers all the purchase money can be paid
court len reserved ON u,e property for purchase
money and interest be paid deposit OF 900 will be
required when property IL KNOCKED down All convey;
ancing At cost OF purchaser terms be not complied
with within days after sale the property will be re-
sold at risk and cost Of defaultinR purchaser.
B. g. HENKLE, Trustee.
Office AGO Louisiana
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TO.MOR ROW,

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
BAY HORSE, SEVEN YEARS OLD. WARRANTED
T TpSs dS EXCELLENT CONDITIONS; SET HAR-
At HALF-PAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK, we will sell, In
front of salesrooms 9th and streets the above
Horse phaeton and Harness, to which attention is
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
REGULAR TUESDAYS SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS. MIRRORS,
LARaE -AssoRTMENT OF PaRLoR fGRSi,
TURE, BRIC-ABRAC, CABINET. NJ T., AND
OTHER TABLES; EASY nHAIRs, HANDSOME
TAINs, ENGRAvINGs. MALNUT. CHERRY AND
ASH CHAMBERcsETs, MARDRoBLs, FOLDING
hdRs hNb BSIs HIHah sshtSE kEfs B Ed
AID OTHER sIDEBoARps.. WALNtT PiLLxR
WARE HALL RACK. HALL CHAIRs, COOKING
And HEATING STOVES. RANGES, KITCHEN
REQUISITES. &C.
CARPETS; CARPETS. CARPETS
FINEST ASSORTMENT
BODY, fAfRsTRY. tSb orHEk CARPETS Ert HS6
BUGS. ExEk OFFERED. BEING FROM PHI
HORSES. BUGGIEs. .PHAEToNs. WAGONS, HAIR.
NESS. &C.,
On TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER EIGH.
TENTH. commencing AT TEN O'CLOCK We viii
sell in front and within our spscious salesroons 9th
and streets northwest unusual large assortment
Of fne Household Goods, CARPETS. &c
This sale should command the attention Of parties In
'e NBU u hee CARPETS viii be- sold q. TWELVE
Horses and Carriages ct HALF-PAsr ELEVEN A
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u K. FULTON. Auctioneer.
Auction SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
I will sell Ut public auction, at my store 1918 Pa
ave- commencing TUESDAY, OCTOBER EIGH-
fe,ted Pledges in shelf department, from NoA 563
70 81 4S5 inclusive sale to consist Of Ladies' and
Rugs Dress Goods, Silks Books, Boots. Shoes. 0ups.
ReNolvers Canes Umbrellas. valises Clocks, Open
Glasses. Musical and Mathemstical instrumental Pic
tnres. Pated-ware SC; Sale win continue morninsz
at 10 O'Clock and evenings O'Clock until all the
are sold. Ticket-holders please take notice. r. X.
FULTON, Pswnbroker aud Auctioueer. Olaf
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THE SOCIALISTS OBJEcTED.-At a meeting OF the
Central Labor Union, in New York, yesterday, a
motion was made that none but American fiags be
carried at the meeting called for to-day 10 de-
nOunce the conduct or the police In breaking up
The meeting OF the Progressive Labor Union. The
socialists objected anu finally the resolution was
amended simply recommending that the American
nag only be carried
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0HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
~ PROPERTY AT THE n. z CORNER OF o CD
AND 18th CFAYETTE) STREETS, WEST
WASHINGTON, D. c.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of 0a4
the District OF Columbus passed on the DID day nv
OF September A. D. 1887, in equity cause No.S
loo.S, We Viii oner az public suction. on TUESDAY,
the EIGHI y ~; DAY OF OCTOBER, a D: 1857:
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, and continuing until all the
lots into which the original parcel subdivided
offered that parcel Of real estate lying and being in
the city Of deorgetown in the District Of Columbia
known Is lot ninetyfour (o4l in Threlkelds addition
to Georgetown. d. This property will be offered In
lots as shown by plat TO be exhibited ct
Terms Of sale, prescribed by decree, are one-third
% cash. balance in two equal instalments In one aud
two years after date with interest at cent per
property sold or all cash. at option Of Con-
yeyancing a. cost OF purchasers. deposit Of ESQ w
be required ON each lot sold At time Of sale In case
terms Of sale not complied with in ten Il OF DAYS
the Trustees reserve right to resell after 5) days
advertisement ct cost and risk Of defaulting ppr-
chaser.
VIM KING, in, Trustee,
1022 10th ST NV
WIN O. BARRETT, Trustee.
3l4S n st. nv.
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1T Is TO Be MADE A REPUBLICAN PAPER
A syndicate OF wealthy republicans have pur,
chased the New York Graphic from j. W. Hinck-
ley. Their names are Levi p. Morton, Frank
Hiscock, Thos. C. Platt, Cornelius Bliss, stephen
B. Elkins, and another gentleman who Is sup
posed to be Mr.. W. walter Phelps. OF course the
Graphic will hereafter be conducted as a republi-
can paper. Mr.. Hinkley, Saturday evening, con-
nrmed the news OF the SALE He said that this
change OF ownership was purely matter OF bust
mesa The amount paid TO MIR. Hinkley for thema-
1orty OF the stock cannot be ascertaned but tt Is
Understood that the ofYer made him was quite at
tractive. Mr.. Huxley Will retain a minority In
terest In the stock OF the concern.
TEE CAsrARKL SCANDAL IN MoNIxxAL--Quite o
nUseerof excitement exists In French-Canadian
society In Montreal over the decoration scandal In
France. This Is owing 70 the TACT that many
French-Canadian statesmen, politicians lawyers,
and others wear French decorations senator
SENEGAL, who was buried saturday, wore the rib
bon OF the Legion OF Honor. which, 1t was openly
charged. had been purchased By him from friends
of Gen BOulanger. Numerous other French Can
adams are said TO have purchased the decorations
they wear. and 10 have paid 20 francs each for
the order OF the Nischan Iftikar OF Tunis 200
francs for the order OF Education, and 500 francs
Tor the Legion OF Honor.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-08-11


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Bilious and Cathartic.
Csc. a vial, by druggists.
48-eoW-1y